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Education and Events

Access virtual, in-person, in-house and on-demand professional education, certification, conferences and summits. Keep up to date with the latest technologies, regulations, and customer needs. Options for all budgets and time commitments.

In-Person Courses

In-Person Courses

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In-House Training

In-House Training

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Virtual Training

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Lessons Learned from DOE GRIP Round 1
Public Power Lessons Learned from DOE GRIP Round 1
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DOE Rural and Municipal Advanced Utility Cybersecurity Funding Opportunity for APPA Members
2024 Joint Action Conference
Joint Action Conference
Naples, Florida
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Public Utility Accounting
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Accounting Fundamentals: Three-Part Virtual Series
Public Power Forward Virtual Series
Public Power Forward Virtual Series: Harnessing Trends in Energy Technology

Professional Education Credits

All Academy education courses, conferences, certificate programs, and webinars meet the criteria for providing credits required to maintain certification/licensure in multiple professions:

  • Continuing education units for various professions
  • Professional development hours for engineers
  • Continuing professional education credits for CPAs
  • Continuing legal education credits for lawyers*
  • HRCI hours for human resources professionals* 

*CLEs and HRCI credits not available for all events. 

PLUS, earn points for your utility’s Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) program designation from the American Public Power Association.

Learn more about continuing education units offered.

Code of Conduct

Attendees of American Public Power Association meetings agree to abide by the APPA Code of Conduct. If attendees engage in unacceptable behavior as outlined in the Code of Conduct, the Association may take any action it deems appropriate, including but not limited to, expulsion from the current and future meetings, with no warning or refund.